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be replaced with others unapproved by the manufacturer as they are an integral part
of the child restraint system and are essential for safety purposes.
USE OF THE DARWIN INFANT RECLINE CHILD CAR SEAT ON BOARD OF CARS
• WARNING! Always install the Inglesina Darwin Infant Recline child car seat ONLY
FACING IN THE DIRECTION OPPOSITE TO THE NORMAL DIRECTION OF TRAVEL OF
THE VEHICLE.
• Do not use the car seat in positions or configurations other than those indicated in
this instruction manual, the base manual and the Vehicle Type List.
• Do not install it in vehicle seats that are not in the direction of travel or are transversal
with respect to the direction of travel.
• HAZARD! Do not use Darwin Infant Recline child car seat in
vehicle seats where an active frontal airbag is installed. The front
airbag explosive deployment may cause your child serious injury
or even death.
• For vehicle seats with side airbags, please observe the instructions in your vehicle's
manual.
• Make sure that reclining seats are blocked in vertical position pursuant to the
instruction of the car's manufacturer.
• Check that rigid items and plastic parts of the child car seat are located and installed
so that they are not liable, during everyday use of the vehicle, to become trapped by
a movable seat or in a door of the vehicle.
• During your journey, refrain from leaving unattended objects or bags in the car:
make sure that they are stored securely as, in the event of an accident, they can cause
injury.
• Always keep the child car seat fastened to the vehicle seat, even when the child car
seat is empty.
• Protect the product from dust or residues which may hinder the correct operation
of devices.
• During your journey, all car occupants must wear a safety belt, in compliance with
the law in force in the country of use: in case of accident, they may unintentionally
injure the child, even if the child car seat is used properly.
• Safe and appropriate driving behaviour is recommended: the child car seat is an
effective restrain system but is not, on its own, sufficient to avoid severe injury in the
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